About Us
Our Beliefs
Confessions
Confession takes place between you and your Higher Power. No man or woman will absolve you of your sins.
Praying
We encourage everyone to pray daily and pray often. If you do not know how to pray or what to say, simply say the Lord's Prayer. Matthew 6:9-13
The Bible
While we follow the King James Bible, we have a clear understanding of LOVE and we will help you find that love in the gospel.
Forgiveness
Romans 3:23 We have all fallen short of the Glory of God, but call on God's Holy name and you shall be forgen.
Affirming
We are an affirming ministry for the LGBTQIA2S+ and anyone else that desires a safe place to worship and praise.
Meet Our Pastor
Rev. Destiny Daniels is the founder of S.O.U.L. Clinic of Kentuckiana, which she established on December 10, 2009. Driven by a deep well of love and compassion, Rev. Daniels has dedicated her life to serving marginalized communities throughout the Louisville area and beyond. Her powerful message has taken her across the country, where she has integrated her ministry into numerous faith-based organizations while faithfully maintaining her own independent ministry for over 17 years.
Rev. Daniels holds an Honorary Associate’s Degree and a Bachelor of Divinity from Universal Ministries in Milford, Illinois. She also earned a Master of Religion, a Doctorate of Philosophy in Religion, and a Religious Counselor License, along with ordination through the Universal Life Church in Modesto, California.
A passionate educator and advocate, she has taught Sunday School at multiple churches across Kentucky and served as the appointed Social Justice Minister at Metropolitan Community Church of Louisville. She is a former active member of the Kentucky Faith-Based Prevention Network and currently serves with the American Red Cross Disaster Spiritual Care Team and the Louisville Metro Police Department Clergy Response Team.
Today, Rev. Daniels continues to live out the gospel through hands-on service. She works closely with individuals experiencing homelessness, re-entry citizens, and the residents of the Hazelwood neighborhood in Louisville, Kentucky, offering spiritual support, hope, and practical assistance to those in need.